ARTMS films 'Born Stunner' music video in Japan with horror concept

The group ARTMS has released behind-the-scenes footage from the filming of their 'Born Stunner' music video in Japan. The video, uploaded via the Official ARTMS channel, captures the members' activities in Japan following their recent filming in Korea.

"It feels like a horror movie" — Mysterious atmosphere at the Japanese set

In the video, the members expressed a mix of excitement and tension ahead of their first shoot in Japan. While explaining the concept for 'Born Stunner,' they showcased a mysterious look featuring white makeup and white eyelashes. Commenting on the local weather and atmosphere, the members conveyed the eerie mood of the set, saying, "We are on our way to the music video set right now and it's so scary," and "It feels like we are filming a horror movie."

Throughout the shoot, the members worked hard to embody their respective characters. The footage shows the long hours spent preparing, including checking costumes and makeup. Notably, one member highlighted the intensity of the shoot, stating, "Preparation took 5 hours, but the actual filming was only about one hour."

Passion continues through a 10-hour marathon

The filming session was extensive. According to the video, the members completed a schedule lasting approximately 7 to 10 hours. Despite the grueling process of changing costumes and removing wigs between takes, the members remained focused on their choreography and facial expressions. They also shared the challenges of perfecting the performance, noting, "The beginning of the bridge part is the hardest."

To relieve tension during waiting periods, the members shared small moments of daily life, such as trying Japanese sweet potato snacks and reviewing local convenience store treats.

Next up: 'Blue Blood' filming as Japan activities continue

Having completed the 'Born Stunner' music video shoot, ARTMS teased their next step: filming for 'Blue Blood.' The members revealed their upcoming schedule, saying, "Tomorrow we will film Blue Blood," and "We will film again after changing our lens color to blue." Concluding the video, the members expressed their hopes for a successful shoot despite the local weather and environment.